THE LINE UP

Kelsey Heinrichs is a London-based travel blogger and multitalented creative who documents her adventures in the big city as ‘Kelsey in London’. Kelsey’s background in Graphic Design, Photography and an expansive career working as a Creative Director in fashion has evolved into a growing social media community of over 1 million followers across her various social media channels.

Wildlife photographer and YouTuber Dani reveals how red squirrels take the stage in crafting viral wildlife stories. She shares her process for planning YouTube videos, from storyboarding and filming in the wild, to capturing unpredictable yet cinematic moments. The session includes a live breakdown of Dani’s shots and techniques, showcasing how she builds narratives and prepares videos for a global audience.

Jack Lodge is a professional landscape photographer and workshop leader from Wimborne, Dorset in the South West of England, UK. Through his landscape photography, Jack strives to capture the change of each season, documenting the ever changing landscape as the light and weather change. Landscape photography is Jack’s way of being able to capture moments in time, landscapes which tell a story that will last forever. He is a firm believer in printing his work, bringing the digital art form to life through fine-art papers.

Rebecca Carpenter made her entrance onto the wedding photography scene in 2017, with her debut wedding landing the cover of Your London Wedding magazine. Rebecca is known for her outgoing, fun-loving, and editorial approach to wedding photography, pairing her distinctive style with an open and honest behind-the-scenes perspective that resonates with her audience.

From the red carpets of London to Cannes, the BAFTAs, the BRIT Awards, fashion catwalks, and even the occasional Christopher Biggins book signing. With over 25 years of experience, Mike has photographed the rich and famous with his images appearing in publications worldwide. Always keeping one eye on what comes next, Mike has expanded in recent years to include video, bringing the same instinct and storytelling to moving images as he does to stills.

Maja Moan is a Norwegian photographer known for her distinctive composition, strong visual storytelling, and recognizable colour work. With nearly a decade of professional experience, she has built an international career working across live music, editorial, and weddings. Her work is known for balancing technical precision with emotion and atmosphere - something that has made her a sought-after photographer across both commercial and documentary spaces.

With a career spanning more than two decades, Helen Bartlett is a Canon Ambassador and leading voice in contemporary family photography. Her distinctive black and white photography blends strong technical foundations with an intuitive understanding of human relationships, resulting in images that resonate across generations. Helen’s talks draw on real-world experience, offering practical insight alongside creative inspiration.

He is a multi-award-winning professional wildlife photographer with a deep passion for capturing the untamed beauty of the British Isles. Specialising in evocative, storytelling imagery, his work shines a spotlight on the unique wildlife found across rugged coastlines, remote islands, and wild landscapes. Kevin is the author of the highly acclaimed book Puffins: Life on the Atlantic Edge, celebrated for its intimate portrayal of one of Britain’s most iconic seabirds. Through his photography, talks, and workshops, he aims to inspire a deeper connection with the natural world.

Antony Zacharias is a commercial and fine art photographer specialising in architecture, long exposure and minimalist photography. He is the author of seven photography books, including The Minimalist Photographer and Mastering Long Exposure Photography.  Alongside writing and lecturing, Antony teaches photography to both groups and individuals and has undertaken commissions for international clients including Mandarin Oriental, Toyota (US) and Sky Atlantic. His images have been published widely by the BBC, The Guardian, The Times, CBS and leading photography magazines.

Travel and wildlife photographer Bella Falk reveals how she’s built a varied career by being multi-skilled. She shares how her work has evolved over time and how having multiple income streams including photography, writing, documentaries, podcast production, blogging and speaking give her more stability in an increasingly insecure creative industry. She reflects on how one project can open the door to the next, the ongoing debate around specialising versus diversifying, and why writing has become one of the most valuable skills in her photography toolbox. Through personal stories, turning points and honest confessions, she explains why resilience, adaptability and persistence are key to building a portfolio career that lasts.